In every cartoon I’ve ever watched, when a volcano erupts, it spews out waves of thick orange lava. So when I watch footage of Mount St. Helens nearing eruption again, I’m a little disappointed that all I see is white clouds of steam. Where’s all the lava? Where’s the wall of flaming-red liquid, destroying everything in its path? It happens in Hawaii-why isn’t it happening in Washington?
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